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Local Residents Return From Brief Trips
Representative C P O Malley has returned from Philadelphia. City Solicitor Torrey was engaged in Wilkes Barre yesterday. Lieutenant John Davis and wife left for a short stay in New York City. Thomas Richards of the Wyoming Lace Company Wilkes Barre visited last evening. P A Barrett of the Elmira Telegram and his little daughter arrived home from Wheeling West Virginia. U S Commissioner A J Colborn Jr returned from Pittsburg where he was at U S court. Mr and Mrs William Frink West Side have returned from extended southern travels spending days in Washington DC and the Atlanta exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. O'Malley
Philadelphia
Torrey
Wilkes-Barre
John Davis
New York City
Thomas Richards
Wyoming Lace Company
P. A. Barrett
Elmira Telegram
Wheeling
W. Va
United States
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Pittsburg
United States Court
William Frink
West Side
Washington, D. C
Atlanta Exposition
Second Organ Recital at Elm Park Church Tomorrow Night
Elm Park Church hosts a second organ recital in the grand organ series with Mr Pennington assisted by soprano Milas Winifred Sullivan and violinist Miss Julian Allen. The program includes Bach Prelude and Fugue in G major, Andante from the E flat Symphony, Kullak, Best arrangements, Guilmant Grand Sonata in C minor, Ries Adagio, Hesse Variations on America, plus Mendelssohn Athalia and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Park
Graud
Eklm Park
Pennington
Milas Winifred Sullivan
Julian, Allen
Bach
W. T
Ries
America
Adolph Hesse
Trio from No 18 Lackawanna Avenue Charged with Robbery
Midday raid at No 18 Lackawanna Avenue led to the detention of three women accused of robbery. John Goodwin reported being robbed of a pocketbook after entering the dwelling kept by Mrs Jennie Coburn. Alderman Millar required the women to post a $20 surety and released them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 18
Lackawanna Avenue
John Goodwin
Millar
Jennie Coburn
Goodwin
Jean
Secret Pottsville meeting signals coal producers plan
A quiet Pottsville gathering drew Scranton and Wilkes-Barre executives to discuss forming a united front against Reading to control coal output in Lackawanna Luzerne and Schuylkill counties. Attendees included Fr G Brooks D M Jones T H Jones and I A Finch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Hall
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Schuylkill
FR. G. Brooks
D. M. Jones
T. H. Jones
Scranton
David Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Williams Coal Company
Thuron
Benjamin Hughes
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
I. A. Finch
Chamberlain Coal Company
George McDonald
Seaboard
Confidence High as Scranton Eleven Aims to Beat Wyoming Seminary
Scranton's bicycle team travels to Kingston for a big away game against Wyoming Seminary, buoyed by strong season form and local bets. The lineup includes Gelbert at halfback replacing Thayer, with Richmond and Tecker at ends and Gowens or Truddy at quarterback. The trip departs at 1:30 p.m. with expectant crowds and heavy wagering to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Fred Gelbert
Thayer
Richm Ond
Tecker
Allen
Zang
Cleveland
Connery
Coggins
Gowens
Truddy
Waileh
Peaner
Gelbert
Carr
Nps
Steele
Sheehan
Connell
Delaware
Lavkavoranna
Western
Jerome Keogh to Stage Northeastern Pool Championship
A pool tournament opens Monday at Jerome Keogh's parlors Lackawanna avenue with eight top players from Scranton Pittston and Wilkes Barre. First match Charles Kivler vs Will Marsh. The event runs two weeks with twenty eight games to crown the winner and four prize totals from forty to ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Keogh
Lackawanna Avenue
Pennsylvania
Wii Marsh
Joe Thorpe
John Lewis
W. le Davis
John Harris
Scranton
Will Jones
Pittston
M. M. Helstand
Charles Kivler
Wilkes-Barre
Keogh
Camel Building
Will Marsh
Charis Kivler
Man jailed over 90 cent poor tax dispute
William Saul of Price street was sent to county jail by Alderman Owen D. John after refusing to pay 90 cents poor tax. Saul claims late notice and contesting a $1.12 penalty. Collector R. J. Thomas filed the commitment. Saul faces $2 turnkey fees and 20 cents daily board at Hotel Clemons. He vows to stay jailed until forced to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Saul
Price Street
Owen D. John
R. J. Thomas
Saul
Thomas
John
West Side
Hotel Clemons
Ita
Man Reports Halloween Thefts From Clothes Line
E. W. Keyes of 422 Mulberry Street told police last night a ladies waist and skirt were stolen from his clothes line during the previous night and his front gate vanished at an early hour. He suspects boys celebrating Halloween took the items for masquerading purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Keyes
Mulberry Street
Acta
Denmore Girl Mas a Scranton Young Man Sent to the County Jail
A Denmore girl is described as a defendant in a case involving a Scranton young man who has been sent to the county jail. The report notes local officials and the disposition of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmore
Scranton
Seren Roux
Plays and Attractions Highlight Scranton Theaters
Chauncey Olcott stars as Morris Cronin in The Irish Artist at the Academy of Music tonight with refined Irish comedy and authentic period costume. The Foundling, at Frothingham, features a plot about a foundling and a wedding clash with a strong company. Shore Acres at the Academy Thursday and Friday offers naturalistic drama, while James O Neill tours Virginius and Monte Cristo. The program also includes The Man Upstairs, The Brownies extravaganza, and Reeves and his big show at the Davis Theatre with Unihan the Armless Wonder and other vaudeville acts. The week closes with Milton Aborn’s opera company and Irene Murphy at the Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Olcott
Academy of Music
Morris Cronin
Civsy Fitzgerald
Charlea Frohman
Scranton
Foundline
Metropolia
Messrs
Thomas Burns
Miller Kent
Charles W. Butler
George Schaeffer
F. Soldene Powell
W. B. Barnes
Frances Stevens
Stella Zanoni
Clara Baker Rust
Magale Holloway Fisher
Jane Stetson
Maggie Fielding
Crasy Fitzgerald
Zola
Ibsen
Mr. Herne
New England
O'Neill
Virginius
Monte Cristo
Mr. O'Neal
Richelieu
Hamlet
Othello
Iago
Edin Forrest
Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Charoltte Cushman
Adinalde Neilson
Sheridan Knowles
Charlie Hoyt
Hoyt
Publc
Academy
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Frothingham
C. B. Jefferson
Klaw & Braunges
Ble
Palmer Cox
Frank Deshon
Inez Meousker
Prima Dama
Sousa
Manhattan Beach
Ida Mule
Lena Merville
Ursula Garnett
Georgie Denlh
Sol Solomon
Muse
Seata
Frottingham x
Davis Theatre
al. Reeves
Davis
Unihan
Antham
Agnes Charcot
Banjo Paderewski
C. W. Williams
Hiatts
Hunn and
Bohee
Oliverlee
Scranton Theater-Opera
Milton Aborn
Irene Murphy
Alborn
Pasha
Water dispute ends as Lackawanna Iron and Coal pays settlement
Scranton Gas and Water Co and the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co resolved years of water usage claims. The final compromise totals two thirds of the jury award, about $18,323.93, avoiding further trials. The case traced back to water taken beyond contracted uses over a decade with proceedings spanning trials and appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcumpen
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Growhonotary's
J. H. Burns
Tanion Gas and Water Company
Lackawanna Tron and Coal Company
Lackawanara Iron and Coal Company
Lackawanna Iron and Steal Company
Lackawanna Iron and Coil Company
Scemnton Gas and Water Company
Iron and Coal Company
Ligman
Lackawanna Iria and Steel Company
Neamel
Water Company
Supreme Court
Lmitationa
Gas and Water Company
Lackawwanna Iron and Coal Company
North End Wedding of Miss Almah Mary Pearce
The ceremony for Miss Almah Mary Pearce and John Sherwood was held yesterday in the bride’s Summit Avenue home with Rev. George B. Guild officiating. About sixty friends attended. the bride was given in marriage by her grandfather J L Lawrence and Kittle Sherwood served as maid of honor with several bridesmaids and ribbon banners. A reception followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almah Mary
Birs
Robert Pearce
J. L. Lawrence
John Sherwood
George B. Guild
Summit Avenue
North End
Kittle Sherwood
Annie Gillespie
Ida von Storch
Meta Osterho
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Norton's
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Pratt
Taylor
Scranton and
Dunmore
Lvanwth
Tribune Building
Pratt's Book Store
Chank
Sprece Street
Rick Flannery
Union Transfer Company
Flannery
Toto
Robb
Mahon
Oakford Court
Wyoming Seminary
Wil Bo
Hollowe
Stit
Kawanna Iron and Steel Company
Whe Water Company
Lh, Burns and Lemuel Amenman
Atttorneys
John G. Johnson
W. W. Wallace
New York
R. E. Olmstead
Harrisburg
Joseph O'Brien
Margaret Gillespie
John Jermyn
Sherwood
N. P. Osterhout
Thomas Shotten
George E. Guild
Byron Winton
Mary Oakley
Edgar
A. C. Kays
Edward Franklin
Catecpereas
Posta! Onder
London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
E.C
Scheibel
Elmhurst Boulevard
Aleo
Pratt's
Fume Flour Milla
Almah
Mary Pearce
Ines Them
Capital
Atta
Knox Hats
Wyoming Avenue
Canadian Pacific
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St Paul
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Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
E.V. Skinner
G. E
Broadway
Ansonia
Berita
Opera
Good Glans Worth
Wilner
Bratt Ferny, Nee
Haviland & CO
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
E. Grewer
Philadelphia Specialiat
Poestoffice
Pennvenue and
Spruce
University of Passeens
Medco-Chirurgical College of Fahnephia
BH. Grewer
Old Post Omce
Peng Avenue
Spruce Street
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Krrnich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
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